God's House Hospital

God's House Hospital, founded in the 12th century in Southampton, England, served as a refuge for poor travelers and is steeped in rich history. Originally established by Gervase le Riche, the hospital has undergone significant changes over the centuries, with only a few buildings remaining today, including the iconic God's House Tower and St. Julien's Church. The hospital was granted to The Queen's College, Oxford in the 14th century, ensuring its continued operation. Visitors can explore the historical architecture and learn about the hospital's role in providing care and shelter to the needy, as well as its connections to royal patronage and medieval society.